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Hubbs Law

E.J. Hubbs is an experienced criminal defense attorney in Miami, FL. As a former Assistant State Attorney and Assistant Public Defender, he is uniquely qualified to defend clients with difficult criminal cases in Miami-Dade County and the surrounding areas of South Florida.

Actual trial experience in the courtroom is the most important qualification for any criminal defense lawyer. E.J. Hubbs has tried over 100 non-jury trials and more than 50 jury trials. As a board certified specialist in criminal trial law, he is ready to put his experience to work for you. Call (305) 615-5945
for a consultation.

Criminal Defense and Immigration Lawyer in Miami, FL

E.J. Hubbs has focused his practice on criminal defense, DUI defense and immigration law in Miami, FL. His regular office hours are 9 to 5 from Monday through Friday. When needed, he is also available after normal business hours and during weekends and holidays.

Call the office to speak directly with Attorney E.J. Hubbs during an initial phone or office consultation. Don't speak to a law enforcement officer about the criminal allegations until after you have spoken to an attorney.

Call to find out what you need to do right now to protect yourself from false or exaggerated allegations. For felony, misdemeanor and DUI cases in Miami-Dade County or the surrounding areas of South Florida, E.J. Hubbs is ready to help you fight for the best result in your case.

Board Certified in Criminal Trial Law by the Florida Bar

E.J. Hubbs is recognized as a board certified specialist in criminal trial law by the Florida Bar. Less than 5 percent of attorneys in Florida have earned a designation as "board certified" by the Florida Board of Legal Specialization and Education. Although not all qualified attorneys are board certified, those who have earned this important distinction have submitted to testing, an evaluation of their experience, and peer review to ensure their professionalism.

E.J. Hubbs represents clients in felony, misdemeanor, and DUI cases throughout Miami and the surrounding areas in South Florida. Many of his clients have no prior criminal record. The stakes are particularly high and potentially career ending for certain types of professional including: lawyers, doctors and nurses in the health care profession; law enforcement officers and civilian employees at these agencies; and members of the military.

He is also experienced in representing men and women who are not U.S. citizens and face serious immigration consequences after a criminal accusation. Even high school, college and graduate students accused of a crime, regardless of whether the incident occurred on or off campus, can face a disciplinary action that can impact their educational opportunities for years to come.

Resolving the case on the best possible terms requires understanding both the direct consequences of the pending charge and the indirect consequence that can last long after the case is resolved. E.J. Hubbs helps his clients understand the pros and cons of entering various diversion programs offered by the State Attorney's Office. When eligible, he can help his client seal or expunge any record of the arrest or prosecution.

In many of these cases, the best results come from filing and litigating pre-trial motions to exclude prejudicial evidence, motions to suppress illegally obtained evidence, and motions to dismiss charged with insufficient evidence. Filing motions often leads to more productive negotiations with prosecutor. When the case cannot be resolved on a pre-trial, E.J. Hubbs is ready to take the case to trial to fight for the "not guilty" verdit.

If you need to talk to an attorney about your case, call Hubbs Law, P.A., to talk about your case. Call (305) 615-5945
today.

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